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Following an alleged group sexual assault at an elite university in New York, authorities have appointed a special investigator, with reports saying the move comes amid concerns that trust has been undermined. In Germany, attention is turning to the role of prosecutors in the case, with searches for 'Staatsanwalt' rising as people follow how the investigation will proceed.

Bras worn as outerwear emerged as a standout trend at the MTV Video Music Awards and on New York Fashion Week runways. Designers and celebrities alike embraced exposed undergarments as deliberate styling, with the New York Times noting the look dominated both the red carpet and the shows, cementing lingerie-as-clothing as the season's defining fashion statement.

Unit 7 at the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant in China has achieved a self-sustaining controlled nuclear chain reaction and reached its minimum controllable power level, a key milestone before the reactor begins commercial operation. Nuclear energy observers are following the commissioning progress of the new unit closely.

Aviation outlet Simple Flying has listed seven commercial airports whose runways are so long they were originally designed to accommodate the NASA Space Shuttle. The feature highlights how infrastructure built for the shuttle programme has been repurposed for regular passenger and cargo aviation, drawing interest from aviation and space enthusiasts.

Stefan Wintermeyer describes how his consulting business was built for decades on pull marketing: publishing books, articles, blog posts and talks to attract clients, which he compares to scattering breadcrumbs in a fairy-tale forest. He says this content-driven approach helped many people and drew customers to him over the years.

A pointed response from India to Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, questioning whether destroyed runways count as victory, is circulating widely again. The remark mocks claims made by Pakistan's leadership during recent tensions between the two countries, drawing large engagement as viewers weigh in on the India-Pakistan exchange.

The Israeli military says it targeted Ali al-Amoudi, the Hamas leader in Gaza who succeeded Yahya Sinwar, in a strike. Details on his fate and the location of the strike remain limited. The development is drawing attention as it concerns the leadership of Hamas in Gaza following Sinwar's killing.

Tom Tykwer's 2006 film 'Perfume', adapted from Patrick Süskind's cult novel, is being discussed as an audacious gamble. The novel was long considered unfilmable because its story centres on scent, an inherently non-visual sense. Commentators argue that tackling it bordered on hubris, yet the film remains a striking example of a director taking on material widely thought impossible to adapt for the screen.

Northwest Arkansas business outlet Talk Business & Politics has published a C-Suite profile of Brett Amerine, part of a series spotlighting senior executives in the region. The feature introduces Amerine's leadership role and perspective to readers following the Northwest Arkansas business community, where executive profiles regularly draw attention from local professionals and companies.

Fashion's barely-there aesthetic is drawing fresh attention as sheer fabrics, exposed undergarments and illusion dressing move from runway shows to major red carpet moments. The New York Times examines how the almost naked look has become a defining trend, prompting debate over where style, shock value and celebrity image-making intersect on the world's most watched stages.

Anthony Davis has publicly criticized the Los Angeles Lakers over a change he did not welcome, while issuing a warning to the rest of the NBA. The exact nature of the change and the details of his comments have not been fully reported, but the remarks signal tension between the star big man and the franchise.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is leaning on major sporting events, from Formula 1 to the World Cup, as a tool of diplomacy aimed at raising the country's international standing. Reporting highlights how hosting and engaging with global sport has become part of his government's foreign policy strategy, drawing attention to Malaysia's ambitions on the world stage.

Indian think tank commentary argues that Anganwadi centres, the backbone of India's child nutrition system, need more than improved service delivery to fix persistent malnutrition. The piece calls for rethinking how the centres operate, their staffing and their integration with health and education services, so that nutrition outcomes for children and mothers genuinely improve rather than relying on incremental delivery fixes.

The Israeli military says it is targeting Ali al-Amoudi in Gaza, identified as the successor to Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar following Sinwar's killing. The strike marks a continuation of Israel's campaign against Hamas leadership. Details on al-Amoudi's role and the outcome of the operation remain limited as the situation develops.

Apple's iOS 14 changed how photos behave when shared via the Mail app, leaving some users unsure how to attach pictures as actual files rather than inline images. A Macworld guide walks through the steps for sending iPhone photos as email attachments from iOS 14 onwards, explaining the options available in the Mail app when adding images to a message.

Valentino has presented its Spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection on the runway, with photos of the show and full collection now circulating in fashion coverage. The show offers the first full look at the house's direction for the season, drawing attention from editors, buyers and followers of the label watching its latest designs and styling.

A new piece of advice for startup founders is circulating on how much cash runway a company should have before going out to raise its next funding round. The guidance comes as venture funding remains selective, pushing founders to plan raises earlier and keep a bigger financial buffer between rounds.

The NTSB has released a preliminary report on a runway overrun involving an Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 cargo aircraft. The document, published on the agency's website, outlines the initial findings of the investigation into the incident. Details of the aircraft's movement off the runway and contributing factors are being examined as the inquiry continues.

Sam Sicard, chief executive of First Financial Bank in Northwest Arkansas, is featured in the NWA C-Suite leadership interview series by Talk Business & Politics. The profile sits within the outlet's ongoing coverage of prominent business executives in the region, though no details of his remarks have been shared.

Tom Allen is featured in the NWA C-Suite series by Talk Business & Politics, a profile franchise spotlighting executives in Northwest Arkansas' business community. The series regularly introduces regional leaders, their companies and their views on the local economy. Beyond the feature itself, no further details about Allen's role or remarks were available.

Miu Miu staged its Spring 2027 runway show in Paris with a cast of celebrity models drawing attention from fashion watchers. The question of how many famous faces appeared on the catwalk is circulating among fans and fashion media, with outlets inviting readers to identify the stars who took part in the show.

A scientific paper questioning the role of carbon dioxide in climate change has been retracted, according to Retraction Watch, which described the work as a 'hot mess'. The retraction adds to ongoing disputes over flawed or contrarian research on climate science, with observers noting scrutiny of how such papers pass peer review before being withdrawn.